I've had my computer for about 1 week:
While running Metro Exodus (1440 / 60hz, Ultra setting), I decided to try MSI Afterburner/Rivatuner
All cores seem to run at 4.225. Shouldn't they be running at ~ 4.4?
I have made no changes, no overclocks etc.
Bios is F41 (July 22/2019)
I realize it's not going to make or break my little gaming sessions by missing out on ~ 200 mhz per core, but hey - I feel like I really wasted the extra money now. I've read elsewhere that other 3600/3600x/3700x users are having similar findings.
Anyone with any thoughts/suggestions at this point?
--------------------------------------------------
Windows 10/64-bit
Gigabyte B450 Pro WiFi
R5 3600x
Gigabyte 5700 XT Gaming OC
16gb DDR-4 G.Skill Trident 3200
Adata Xpg Sx8200 1TB Nvme M.2 (boot drive)
Crucial ssd 525 Gb
Evga 650w Supernova G5
Dell: 25" - 2560 x 1440 60hz
While running Metro Exodus (1440 / 60hz, Ultra setting), I decided to try MSI Afterburner/Rivatuner
All cores seem to run at 4.225. Shouldn't they be running at ~ 4.4?
I have made no changes, no overclocks etc.
Bios is F41 (July 22/2019)
I realize it's not going to make or break my little gaming sessions by missing out on ~ 200 mhz per core, but hey - I feel like I really wasted the extra money now. I've read elsewhere that other 3600/3600x/3700x users are having similar findings.
Anyone with any thoughts/suggestions at this point?
--------------------------------------------------
Windows 10/64-bit
Gigabyte B450 Pro WiFi
R5 3600x
Gigabyte 5700 XT Gaming OC
16gb DDR-4 G.Skill Trident 3200
Adata Xpg Sx8200 1TB Nvme M.2 (boot drive)
Crucial ssd 525 Gb
Evga 650w Supernova G5
Dell: 25" - 2560 x 1440 60hz